The movie is not bad. The whole movie seems to be telling a society in which black and white are reversed. Those who are good have darkness that cannot be explained, and those who are bad have justice that cannot be explained. As Martin told reporters at the beginning, "If you want justice then go to a brothel, and if you want to be played, go to court." "The justice system doesn't care if a person is really guilty, and neither do I." God's spokesperson Bishop has voyeurism, prosecutors use the church's land to make money, and the underworld Joey hopes that by his own efforts, these poor people living around him can get a chance to make a living under his jurisdiction, the police force Joey to persecute By means of provoking an assassination, Martin himself, as a lawyer, never cares whether he is upholding justice, but Alan, who has always been considered innocent, is the real murderer, who used everyone to help him get out of the crime. Good is evil and evil is good, maybe as Martin told reporters in a bar "I just choose to believe that people are good and that not all crime is caused by bad people." Good. There is no conclusion about being bad. A label cannot define the meaning of everything a person does. People are a complex combination, not just the simple meaning represented by a "good person" or "bad person".
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